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- noun Plural form of
sound . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
sound .
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Examples
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"N" sometimes sounds like ng, and so represents 7, as in "Bank" (977) which _sounds_ like
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The phrase sounds so innocent, but it means launching a decapitating surprise attack, a first strike against a foe in order to take out leadership targets like Moscow and military targets, especially nuclear weapons.
How the End Begins Ron Rosenbaum 2011
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Since then I've always thought of Elway as El Johnway, because the title sounds appropriately mythic and grandiose.
Jenny Shank: Writing the Decent Denver Novel Jenny Shank 2011
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Since then I've always thought of Elway as El Johnway, because the title sounds appropriately mythic and grandiose.
Jenny Shank: Writing the Decent Denver Novel Jenny Shank 2011
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Since then I've always thought of Elway as El Johnway, because the title sounds appropriately mythic and grandiose.
Jenny Shank: Writing the Decent Denver Novel Jenny Shank 2011
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My name sounds to my ears like a hiss, long drawn out and evocative of the serpent I have so lately seen carved into the door of the chapel below.
Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer Lucy Weston 2011
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The name sounds like an exotic woman; maybe the name of some foreign thriller in the movie house.
Alan W. Silberberg: Oldest Tech, Newest Hero? Alan W. Silberberg 2011
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The title sounds like a type of cheese, which is about right.
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The phrase sounds so innocent, but it means launching a decapitating surprise attack, a first strike against a foe in order to take out leadership targets like Moscow and military targets, especially nuclear weapons.
How the End Begins Ron Rosenbaum 2011
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Since then I've always thought of Elway as El Johnway, because the title sounds appropriately mythic and grandiose.
Jenny Shank: Writing the Decent Denver Novel Jenny Shank 2011
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